epw006209 ENGLAND (1921). The village centre, Farnham Royal, 1921. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.

I think this marker is intended for CORK TREE HOUSE - a large pre-war Rectory. In the 1960's it was demolished and Rectory Close was slotted into its grounds, plus a new purpose built Rectory, [this in turn, has become a private house] and Church Hall was built on two corner plots of the Close.

Although, trees hide the house I would say this Farnham Royal Cottage and Field Cottage. In the Victorian period it was lived in by The Hon. Elizabeth Montaque and then Lady Wellesley, after her husband Queen Victoria's Chaplain died. Royalty visited them here on several occasions.

This still exists but has been moved to the left (in the photograph) clear on the road. A mini roundabout is in its place.

Isn't this the Farnham Royal Pump?

Yes, this was the central position of the attractive tiled canopied village pump until 1972. Firstly it was put in storage in Slough and then rebuilt in Farnham Park Playing Field.

It is now located south west only yards away, on the Green, near the Dukes Head. It was moved and rebuilt in April 1994 mostly from the original materials. The pumping mechanism, although not working, was bolted back in position on its central post. The village was overjoyed to welcome it back and it now sits happily with the recent village sign and the flag pole.